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Venture Founders Resources for Startup Founders

Venture Founders Resource Center is a source of knowledge and information for entrepreneurs about everything to do with startups. New Venture Creation is very daunting and confusing, so the Resource Center is designed to make it less so.

Expanding Access to Business Opportunities for BIPOC and Minority Business Owners: A Resource Guide

The Bachelor of Business Administration has collected a slew of BIPOC and minority-owned business resources to help aspiring or current business owners survive and thrive in a cutthroat business market.

SBDCNet Market Research Services

SBDCNet provides market research services to the entire 1,000+ member SBDC Network of Small Business Development Centers located in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands. In partnership with your local SBDC, SBDCNet can produce a broad range of financial, market and demographic research reports customized to your specific business and geographic location. These reports are provided free of charge to prospective or existing small business owners who are receiving business advising services from their local SBDC Advisor (also a free service).

U.S. State Disability Agencies & Services Directory

Here is a list of disability agencies and organizations for each state in the United States.

Synergies Work – Where Ability Meets Opportunity

Synergies Work is a platform that connects disabled entrepreneurs with the resources, networks, and communities they need to launch, grow, and scale their businesses. Join the largest community of disability-led startups in the United States today.

The Disability Opportunity Fund

As the first national community development financial institution (CDFI) created for the disabled community, DOF provides an array of specific financial services through targeted lending and investments.

ABLE National Resource Center

In 2014, the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was signed into law. The ABLE Act allows people with disabilities to create tax-advantaged savings accounts called ABLE accounts. There are more than 8 million ABLE eligible individuals with disabilities, their families and supporters. Learn more about how an ABLE account can help improve your health, independence and quality of life.